dgiglio3087
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Here's one
I wish the coral was actually that color, ya know under regular lighting.
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I wish the coral was actually that color, ya know under regular lighting.
I thought this was a thread about macroalgae.
Awesome pics!
Me To!! :roll:
Not reef tank photos but they are macros...
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragon Fly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Green Lynx Spider by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_9wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_8wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_6wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_5wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_3wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragon Fly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Amber Wing Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Green Lynx Spider by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_9wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_8wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_6wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_5wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
MoreBugs_3wm by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
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Just some randoms I found in my photobucket. Hoping to get some bugs one of these days. Seems that finding them is 90% of the battle.
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dgiglio3087
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Love the dragon fly shots, nice work I wonder how many different species there are in the world.
dgiglio3087
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Hey KSzegi, great photos! Love your bee photo!
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Thank you. I was wondering the same thing today while I was outside photographing more bugs,hahaha.
Some more that I took in my back yard today.
Male Fiery Skipper Butterfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Pondhawk Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Carolina Anole by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
These spiders are roughly 1/2 in. wide
Spider and Water by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Silver-Spotted Skipper Butterfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Lancet Clubtail Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Fiery Skipper Butterfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Female Eastern Pondhawk Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Carolina Anole by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
These spiders are roughly 1/2 in. wide
Spider and Water by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Silver-Spotted Skipper Butterfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Male Lancet Clubtail Dragonfly by KayRobsReef, on Flickr
Good lord... is your back yard the Amazon rainforest?
You would be surprised what you can find in a few bushes if you look hard enough:wink:
My backyard is in the inner coastal plain of North Carolina,hahah!
Thank you. Patience is a very important part of macro,when your subjects are living, ime. If you start getting mad because you did not get the photo you wanted in attempt 1, 2, 3, ....... 13, 14, and so on it usually will reflect in your results. I am still working on several aspects of this type of photography and I hope to eventually "master" it!
cMan5
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Oh I totally know what you mean! I've got a lot of pictures, but not so much of my tank.. I really need to purchase a Macro lens for my Rebel.. But all my funds seem to go right into my tank :tongue:
Awesome stuff though!
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